Theme Parks in Austria

This might well be termed the smaller version of the Schwarzlteiche. The Copacabana can also be categorized as a gravel-lined lake, but is much smaller in size. As opposed to the Schwarzl, it attracts fewer families and more young ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Opened in 1909, this was the first open-air artificial ice rink in the world, and ... More on Yahoo! Travel

When the Kongressbad opened in the year 1928, it was instantly a Viennese classic. Here you will find a sports pool, an adventure pool, a big water chute and a childrens pool with play ground. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

For Graz's designation as Europe's Cultural Capital for 2003, the Island in the Mur (tel. 0699/13090013 ) was created in the shape of a dome and a bowl. The "isle" appeals to locals and visitors alike, and its glass ... More on Frommers

Best known for its giant Ferris wheel and amusement park, the Prater, a long stretch of woods and meadows b... More on Yahoo! Travel

The operators of the side shows were basically sharks. The toilets were the worst I have ever been to outsi... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Belvedere comprises two magnificent baroque mansions facing each other across a sloping formal garden. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We didnt stay for too long because we went in the winter time, which was great because we noticed more deta... More on Yahoo! Travel

A favorite recreation of families is to spend eventful and refreshing times at ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Directly beneath the Brigittenauer Brücke there is a 210m long water slide. The top is easily spotted, it is a big can of Coke! The chute drops you in a separated pool, not in the Neue Donau, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Directly beneath the Brigittenauer Brücke there is a 210m long water-chute. The top is easily spotted—it ... More on Yahoo! Travel